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The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18
Advertisement.

4 private school will open at Johnston
station. january - isss. The term win con
tinuc i've months A tcneher Of good char
aelcraud fuo education VIII be furnished or
employed to teach the higher branches
fiuy dollars Ion the cXnonscs per term; cx-
ccpt books, S25 IN inud,nco. Great pains will
DO iaten Of tic hcalth aud comfort OF the
children. Day scholars $500 per month
FANNIE j. EguIIsII
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18
Bueklen's Arnica Salve.

Tho Best Salyo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. ulcera, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, I3inpprd Hande,
chilblains, Gorns and all Skin Erup-
ton, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. II is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per boX. For sale bv
DIR. w. NJ. Wroten.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18
From the Editor Of the Gainesville GA.
Eaule.

con nsider BradGelds Female Regulator
tho best medicine ever compounded and piler-
ed tc the pubo for the diae.,ses for which Il
7 recommended. am well acquainted win
a lndy WHO nrvor hid any health until she
commenced using il. ! gave hor immediate
relief, and from that time until n0w she has
enjoyed the BEST of health can eay with
hearty good will, Good speed DR.. Hrudheld
IN t he sale OF Ills never falling Female Rcgu-
latOi!1
Treatise on "TIealth and Happiness Of
Of Woman" mailed free
BRADrIELD kEGuLAr1B Co. Atlanta, Ga.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

except a small piece of skin last week.
Dr.. Gum replaced it aud thinks it Will
adhere.
Mr.. j. A. Bullock has been quite un-
we'll all the winter but thinks he is
something better now.
A number ef new houses have been
built III Holmesvllle iu the past two
ypnra
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

The GAzETTE's wife aud children are
visiting their mamma and grandmamma
IN New Orleans, where they will per.
maps remain far month, and where we
wish them pleasant time, however
much we miss their dear faces at home
IN the long and lonely evenings. Miss
Nellie Stafford is also visiting the city al
present.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

No other spring medicine has won for
ltselt such universal confidence as Ayers
s'arsapnrilla, 1t is the most powerfni
combination of vegetable alternatives
ever offered 10 the public, and is
acknowledged by the medical profession
to be the hest blood purifier.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

We were little astonished while
walking on the east side last Saturday
% find our old friend Mr., Gottig bus
ily engaged in opening up new stock
q groceries. Call and try him. Yon
know "a new broom" sc.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18
From Austin lToxl sinieAmnn.

.he canet Of Hawkes. Cryslalixed I.eusea
upon he organs Of ,iHion II simply wonderful
rs lhere ana several prominent gentlemen 10
the Land Ollice whose sighi has heea
restored hy their use aud hundreds OF einilar
cases throughout the United States eau H.
rolorrod 10,
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Absence OF knowledge Of the fact that
physical and mental weakness. indiges.
tion, impure blood, and sick headac he
can be averled by DR.. Harter's Iron
Tonic, costs millions Of money annually
for uncertain and unreliable decoclions.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

We were made glad to day by visit
from our much esteemed friend Mr.. r.
Wesley Barr, and pleased to learn that
he is up with his work and only waiting
Tor the planting season to come, when
he expects to be alongside of the fore.
most d Pixies farmers. Yves generally
manages TO 'gat there"
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Many kind thaulSs to the sweet liftle
girl. Miss Ida Sprich, who brought a
ray of sunshine to the heart, aud a hand
full Of flowers TO the hands Of the Eal
tor in the midst of his tolls to hay.
Sweet flowers, s,-the thoughts of dod,
in bloom.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Miss Lambdin, one of the most
popular young ladies of the vicinity of
McComb, formed portion of the
congregation at the Methodist church
last Sunday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

FRS All Fits stopped free by DIR. Klino's
Great NerYe Restorer' No Fits after first
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
x W trial bottle free to Fit cases, Send to
DR.. Kline, y3l Arch St. phila, Pa,
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

WHAT Is COLD in the headl Medical
authorities say is due TO atmospheric germs,
uneven clOthings of the body, rapid cooling
when IN perspiration, sc. The important
point is, that cold in the head is a genuine
lhinihs, and inflammation of the lining mem
brane Of the nose. which, when unchecked,
IS certain TO produce catarrhal condition---
for catrarrh is essentially a He0Id'. vvhicl,
nature is no longer able to "reEoive'' or throw
off. Ely's Cream Balm has proved its sun.
eri0rlty, and sufferers from cold in the head
should resort TO it before that common all.
ments becomes seated and ends IN obstinate
catarrh.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Capt Leblanc is fitting up the old
Joles building. east side, where he
Will shortly open up with large stock
81 goods cheap for cash. Go oyer and
get acquainted
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Rev. Mr.. Hayley filled his pulpit
regularly OF IL o'clock and at night last
Sunday. A motion was made at the
Baptist Church TO dispense with the
morning service that the congregation
might attend services at the Methodist
Church at that hour, but it was voted
down. Night services at the Methodist
Church were dispensed with to enable
the congregation to attend the preaching
OF Mr.. Hayley. This arrang cement was
very satisfactory. as many Of the
Methodist delight 20 listen to Nj.
hayley they however are never tired OF
listening 10 the gracious words that fall
nom the lips Of their favorite pastor
Rev. Mr. McLaurin. Mr. Hayley
repeated his sermon on dancing.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

We had the pleasure Of exchanging
greetings with Mr.. Jesse G. Simmons
and Mr.. Silas NJ. Simmons during our
recent travel through the Kelly Dis.
frict.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Wm. Atkinson shipped 75o bales of
cotton this week.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18
SHORT HAND

Taught By Mali. First tive lessons free.
only ~ lessons in course Easy terms.
Short hand Department. Comuercia Col
isse SaeHsoa stiss. feb 4, is7-1y.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

We had the pleasure of meeting DIR,
A, +. Campbell at DIR. Simmons store
last Wednesday. Tue doctor ia building
up good reputation and would have
4 good practice if anybody would get
sick, but the country is dlstressingly
healthy,
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Oh! the rain, the tiresome rain,
wish the sun ever would shine again,
But il don't look like il will.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

AS a toilet article. Ayers Hair Vigor
stands unrivalea. II cleansss the scalp
and removes dandruff, cure itching
linmors, restores the original color to
Faded and gray bair. aud promotes its
KrOWtL
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Mr.. s. p. Lewis Of McComb was the
gnest of the Editor during portion OF
the quarterly meeting.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18
81OO A WBBK.

Ladies' Or gentleman desiring pleasant prof.
table employment write at oucu Wa want
Nuu TO handle an article 0i domestic nse that
rerommendA itsolt 90 every ono nt sight
AS FLOUR Sel,a hks hot cakea.
Profits 300 per cent. Families Wishing 10
practice econnmY should Tor their own beuo.
iit write for particulars. ll.edcve ,lay the
year round IA every housohUM. Prizes within
roneh Of all Circulars FREQ. 1gents reeel yo
SAMPLE FREE, Address DOMESTIC
Mt'l 90 Marion, Ohio. oct ~ tim
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Remember the Dime Show, will
exhibit on Saturday the 18th as / and
Z o'clock p. m, for the last time il
Magnolia.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

Messrs S. Hilbert, VIM. McFadin aud
-Netheriand Of McComb City were IN
attendance on the quarterly meeting.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18
Malarial The very mention Of il is

Malarial The very mention Of IL is a
nightmarel Whoever has suffered from
this blighting disease knows what q
dread scourge IL is, and how il seems
almost impossible to eradicate it from
the system. SMITHS BILE BEANS
will most surely destroy the germs of
Malaria, and afford permanent relief.
Dose, one bean. 25 cents per bottle.
For sale by all druggists and dealers in
medicine, or sent postpaid on receipt Of
price, To amy part OF the country.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

The Editor is unavoidably absent this
week, on his official tour Of examination
to the public schools in the North East.
ern portion of the county. The boss
printer Is sick with pain in his head
aud porous plaster on his back. The
other boss says the devil is in the press.
and the devil says he wishes the press
WAS at the sure-enough.devil. Only
the angels are serene and happy;-tbey
ALWAYS are.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18
Bradfeld,p
Bradaeld's
F en- ale Regulator


This famous remedy most hanidiy meets
tho demand Of the age for wOnans peculiar
aud Inuliiiorni afictiOns. u ls reBGdy for
WOMAN ONLY. ana for one SPECIAL
CLASS Of her diseases. IL is specific Tor
certain dleeaaed conditions Oi the womb.
amt proposes 70 so control tho Menstrual
Function ~ 20 regulate all the arrangements
aud irregularities ni her Nonthlr Sickness.
Ihe proprietera claim for this Remedy 10
other medical property
Bradfeld's Female Regulator
j. strictly a Vegetable Compound and is
the studied prescription OF a most learned
physician whose speciality WAS WOMAN.
and whose fame became enYiable and bound.
less because Of liis wonderful success IN the
treatment and cure Of female complaints.
peculiar 10 y0Hr sex.
For sale Jy dfaggists Write for book on
Fcmale Dsfases 10
BRApriELD kE0ULAToR Co.. AtiaBta Ga.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

GoIME svrLLE.--A liltls daughter Of
Ars. Featherstun, widowed sister-in Law
TO the president Of Cavanaugh College.
chopped OF ler foger with a hatchet--
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

TnosE who are trying to break ap the
banefnl habit Of intemperance will experience
great benefit from the use et Priekly Ash
nltters. Liquorderanges the system. Pnckly
Ash Bitters will romedy the evil results ami
restore the bnip, stomach and liver to
healthy action. thereby strengthening the
vii power thoroughly cleansing aud toninr
up the SYSTEM and remove every faint of
disease. 1t purely a medicine and while
pleasant to the taste, it cannot be used as n
beverage by reason ofits cathartic properties
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18
MAGNOLIA GAZETTE.

0nice upstairs in the brick corner, opposite
Conerly's Hotel,
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-02-18

SPOKES ABOUT THE HUB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20
0esentbul sOserte einen ausenbIid,
i9loB it9 bann aber bod ieinem Sreunbe

Oe9entbal sSgerte etnen Iusenblit,
idIoB fi9 bann aber bod ieinem Sreunoe
on.
Die Slaf6en unb Slider 3ablit bu, iuste
Oabnop in fetner trotenen Wetie, ais fe
eben ben SaaI perIafen; Der 6reunbs
iduftsOienit, its gu 3erbre5sn, 1T mir
senus.
Gbateit bu es abii6tti97 fragile 9eseus
tbal erifaunt.
@ie bGtte i5 BENIN anbers beiu parlas
mentarii9es Talent gum S9ueisen brins
gen tDnnen7 Gin paur S9erben 1T etue
quite Sa9e INNER mertb!
@arum untsrbradit bu mid absrs fubr
Oessntbal bsftis auf. ST es nidt cine
&iff9tsIofistsit. ben Namert elmer iunsen
Dame in bieier Beiie Sffentli6 gu miBs
brau9en? Sd iebe pabrIi4 nt5t etn,
pesbalb bu mid binbsrn ptait, iol9sn
aberdeen bic Meinuns gu iasen.
gritens, neil es 8struntenen s~eseniiber
itets psridpsnbete Worte iinb, unb awets
tens, neil t1 &itii9t genus fir iebe
Dame, wel9en Stanbes fe aud iet, EN-,
pfinbe, UNI fe nidt in einen Stubentenfreit
su perpiteln. @IaIbit bu pteueidt, meun
bu bid UNI ibretwiuen nit benz &urldnber
bautsit, bas wiirbe ibr t0rberIi6 iein?
Oesenthal fdpies, ba ct etuieben muBte,
bab ietn 6reuno &e9t babe. Gber inner:
LID g%eaeist, fragile er slei9 barauf: 8as
rum betonteit bu bus 70: peB Stanbes ie
aud iet2
@eiI Der Stanb ibres Saters iie uieleu
&iff9tsIofstsiteu ousiest.
9lber fe tbeilt ben Stanb ni9t; fe muir:
be pou &inbbeit an bapon fern sebalten,
Sic 1T tn elmer pornebmen @rsiebuuss:
@nitalt ersosen ibre Wutter mar Elm ieb,
feiues, sebtIbetss 8eien, bic in ibren les'
ten Stunben bon meiner Wutter sspflest
purbe, - babsr batirt uniere 8etannt:
i6aft. Ser 9ater TIT aud reid senus
Der Eodter cine unabbansise Steluns 81
seben.
Eros alIebem 1T es cine i9risriss Sag
fir has arne iunse Wdb9en, iasteD abnou
pieber. 9sbft bu aIio pirtIi4 morssr
bin2
@epiB, befatiste Uesentbal. Ni4t!
uatirIt1er oils bas. Weine Wutter wtrt
f9 iebr freusn, pieber o Der tIeinel
Nora su bOren, au Der mir Iae iol4ei
Suterefie nabmen.
Oabnou idien bic Sreube ber @rdfr
etuas 3peifelbuft gu finbsH. Gs lit int
msrbin elm compItcirter Sau, unb iibe
bisi EN- wiirbe i'd utelIei@t meine Wutte,
frasen, ruenn i6 nod etre bdtte, iaste e,
in benz baIb irOnii9en Gone, ben er germ
benz iinsern 6reunbe sesenaber annabm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20

Sbr piBt's, wie mir 10 ieli9 waren,
90 ieli9 unb 10 rein babel
Rein, rple mans 1T NIT a6tsebn Sabren;
IS mar i'm i66uen Wonat Mai.
9eibel.
gor ber Stabt lag cine reiaenbe 9iaa,
cine 8taa, pte Der frii9e, sraci6ie CHM
bes RbeinIdnbers fe baut: sierIid unb
lei9t, pon Reben umrantt, pom @riiu uuts
aeben, bas Don Blumen iberi9ittete @drts
den i9or pom fern @inem entsesenleu9s
tsnb. 9i9t an Der @sstraBe Iiesen bic
rbeinii9sn 8ilen, ba ber sefeIItse CHM
bet Weni9sn bort ui9t germ melt pom
8ertebr wetlt unb bic Sd6nbeit Der Natur
f9 Bis u1itten IN bic Stdbte ~bineinaiebt.
@us irsenb etnem Senfter, an irsenb elmer
Seite 1T banu nod Elm beionberer @usIus
auf ben alien 9ater Rbein nit ieinen sris
men @ossn unb srinen Bergen, obne beren
anblit Der &bsinlanbsr nidt Ieben tauu.
&ar item bate feline Srau unb Eo9tsr
FIR bic SommersW onate bier eineemistbst,
einen aufsntbalt ibnen ba b~ereitet unb ie
NIT einem Gurus umseber, wie es nur en-
uorbener &ei9t6um tbut, ber germ I'M tes
berfluB bes 2ebens i9ueISt, i'm @esenias
su benz ersrbtsn, bet lisber unter benz WaBs
itab bethlehem bIsibt. 8sibes bat feline
gsrsdtisuns bus @efibl, ales ieIbit er:
runsen gu babsn, es tdsIi9 permebren unb
erneuern gu f6nnen, sibt sr6Bere 6reibeit
gum 8eri9wenben bes Beetles; bic srOs
Bere antreusuus uerIanst sr6Bern @enuB.
IS lit bas anbers, ais weun i'd metn Sab
unb @ut glstdiam nur als 2eben iibers
tommen babe unb bic Wa5t unb bic Yhi1t
gum @rbalteu fiibIe, beren 9auptbeoinsuns
SOrf@t lit.
l1eberbiss muB ber Cine bur9 auBern
Slang fi9 erit feline Stslluus erobern, tn
beB ber &nbere, i'm f3ern Beiib berieIbeu,
ietnen Nitmeni3en 9e9eniiber bes duBern
@lau;es entbebren fam. Sc aueifelbafter
baber Der seieaidaftIi6e Stanbpuntt, UNI
70 mebr 9urns ftebt man entfaItet. Iu9
Director &ariten bate taft unbswuBt mad
biefem 9eiese ~sebanbelt.
Nora iaB in benz reisenb ausseitatteten
9ouboir, bas ii9 an ben sr6Bsrn Gallon
i6lOB, auf ibrem 2iebIinssplate i'm @rfer
NIT Der i96nen Nusf6t. sic trdumte pon
ben u~ersansenen Easen. Mai NAT es, unb
i'm ROusmbsr bate iie @bidieb genommen
Don ibrem fftQen &loiterlebeu. Was fir
bunte 8ilber battsn fi9 i9on aneiuaubsr
sereibt ieitbem! Sbr Wunb ld9elte babel,
beuu tetuer ber S4reden, bic ie befir6tet,
bate fi9 bis iett uerwirtlt9t; es i4ten
ibr, iie miHie fi9 nur itemmen sesen bas
wei3e 8oblbebassn, bas ie aufsenommeu,
bas 10 ieItiam abita9 sesen ben @rnit ibs
res fribern Gebens. Sbr Slater bate iie
NIT srOBter 3drtli9tsit ~empfanssn, unb
i9ien nur ben @ebanten su babsn, fem
&tnb NIT allen QnnebmIi6teiten bes 2ebens
gu umsebeu. Sn ibrer Stiefmutter fanb
Rora elm sutmatbisss, barmIsiss 8eien,
nod gang erfiqt Don ber @bre, sur Sirec.
TORN erboben gu iein. fe, bic bibi9efe,
aber iebr mitteImdBise &eiterin Der @es
ieui9aft, bic init ibren bellen 2oden unb
ibrem rofsen 9eii9t, gum Neib aler ibs
rer @efabrttnen, bteie sroBe grobsruns
ssma9t. Der Otrector bate uoItommen
bic @abrbeit seiast, inbem ct ais @runb
ieiner auetten @be ben @uni9 ansub, feline
BET f9 baben gu tSnnsn. gr
iebnte fi9 wieber mad benz, mas er emit
beieHen; einsm bausli9en Ssrb inmittsn
bss fabrenben Qsbens; absr CT mar 3u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20
ct. &apbaelS : 8ereiu gum sduBe Der
Gin un0 4uspanoerer.
Neahtu Il q


Bon psridtsbsnsu Ssitsn wtrbs Id 70 oft sriu4t, stH.n
8srwanstsu ooer 8stanutsu, Der lber see tommt. In
Castle Garden su smpiangsn uue ibm 6sbilHi4 Iu ieln.
Sb bin aerne Az ieeem Dtente bereit. Hur mShts ID bits
ten, tets senau a%u5usebeu, NIT welhem Satte Der Betrets
feuoe tomnen ioa. &eun man uns nibt ben uH8etdhren
@ea uue bic unssidbrt 9eit ansibt, mann elmer tonImeH lou,
10 Ut Is iaper, Ia fat unm6Blt4, SsnIane.n inter Der
WaIe ginpaneerer ausHnbts ~ MAIDEN. an1 mare 60
aut, wsnn man ben Berwanoten i4on BITE Aerehe per enros
paiI6en Observation-Disclosures anadbe. aut etele art Waret
aud idon briben fur fe 9etorst psrheu, nnp tamen lti6s
am fasriteu brett an MID. Htr Seben bier bic aoreht
Der ueridieoenen gsrtransnsmdHnsr UNI osmsrtsn eaos
nod ioissntss.
Der 3psd 6ss ct. RapbasIssQrstns III, BEN Sstisnbsu
Sdub nub getitano angs6,ibsn 81 IaNen, uno tie Dor is
benz Saa6sn In ,ettli6sn uno Sstitt8en Dtn9en gu bspabs
rem, Seoe Iustunit In Betref ether teben Anaele9enbett
Der Rstie wirb ~bsrsitpiaisit uno 8ratts srtbetlt. %
mSat baber Elm Ssbsr fa tn MISREPRESENTATION per-
traasnspOI an ben gsrsin psnbtn. Sitr Elm 8asstautb
Der peridisssusu StrtraasnsmanHsr:
Observation-Disclosures oss ct. WapbasIS
DeretnS iino tn;
Bremen: per gator g. . dl0iisr, etuetuhr. 9.
Samburs: StIs G5s'S0r @spHbsra Oh. @stSsH'
antwupsa3y Serr 3. %. @a rs. II, 40 aU.uus CHARLOTTE.
ROTTERDAM: per- Saeob 9btItr, pan Der 9adftraatl7..
Saprs; Strr y. %eambtrt Re NJ n n, 3 Rut Oouott.
a0Hs0n: Ssrr gGh0r %. SOIh H linton Srss''I
liverpool: Ssrr 8tIIiam GroR. SO Gn,s street.
gsp BORT: &tu. 3. @euIanb, tatboL. Prsattr' 10 Siais
Strstt, ~sessnlber Cattle garesn. ~
Porto Nqssrt, prop, Nto 9ranbs hu Sul, DraRhsu'
Str &Itmtns Ballan
Sotnpiut (Dona Granesea), preu. Santa eaIpartna
SraFIisn; Ssr pafor y. D0sssrssauisn en-
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q CD OrAnnust Tipenios
20 AM9yRe5R
aeaen Ma0enleiben.
GrfoIs-e spt.mb.r 1915.

E5- geri6te fiber bic GrfpIse pom Or. ausaa
Ronia's Santbur0er Gropfen, peI6e Dor Sabreu
erSieIt iouroen uno ieSt ~bsit6tist iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20

St&ersr GrfoIs-e September 1915.
ct. 9onfaee, pa.
weir So5n lit felt ~Idngerer Belt an einen
WlaSsulsteen, rpsIcheS teinem Der pieIeu Gr9cs
fpanbtet Wittel ipei6eu polite. @uf Mnratbeu
zines Sreuroes 9ebraubte Id Or. auguit So
ni9's Samburaer Sropfen un6 in iurjer 9eit
mar er wisser bsrasitsut.
SBomas . tt.
Rad IL Sabrsn obiess 3euoniB ~bsTdtiut.
ct. 8ontface, 8. Sebruur, 1887.
tteeu WaaeuIcioen. Gin ga6bar rietb mir,
ibm Or. 2Iuguit 96ui9's Sanbir9er Gropfen
gu geben, i'd befoIgte ben Natb uno CT pnrbe
8ebsilt. Seute 1T er ein ~seiunSer unb tr6ftis
Ger ianser Wlann.
Sbos. DIT. 4ofmstfsr.
eange gsbrau&t-Suni 1873.
Chandelier, q. s.
S9on teit Sabren esbroude i'd Or 9lltout
a0nig's Sdrtburser Sropier, fte pirter INNER
ausgsiei4netn no iouten in teiuenSouie ie6Ien.
Serman 8tttner.
Rad o Sabrrn.
9lau6efcr, q. s., 2. Sebruar, 1887.
BereitutliB beSeuge ih, bGB Or. Guaun
a6ni8's hamburger Sropfen mid Don Tuners
bauIi3teit, etc. aebeilt babeu nuo fam i'd bic
QrpenoIng bieies ausgeiei9neteu Seilnittel5
ri4t Iparm gsnas emPiebIen.
German Rtttner.
Tue rukpI &c A uocrI Ed m paIt;no.o Ma
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THE CHARLES A. vosELER CO., Baltimore, Md.
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".

Sbr piBt's, ruie mir 10 ielis waren,
% ieli9 unb 10 rein babel -
&ein, rpte mans 1T NIT a6tSebn Sabren ;
IS par i'm i6Onen Wonat Wai.
III
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16
Business Notices.

FUR collars and cuffs to put on cloth
overcoats at Adams
The finest specimens of the photographers
art may be seen at Harlow's.
SEND for samples of Webster's dress
goods at thirty-fve and fifty cents.
Use f. +. Dodge's weather-strips. Leave
orders at Gleason & Co.'s furniture-store.
ONE good secondhand piano to rent at
Griggs', Waterbury. Also organs to rent
or sell.
A CARLOAD of whiskey-barrels, emptied
this season, for sale cheap at L. b. Hunt
ington's, State street, Montpelier, Vt.
GREAT BARGAINS in fall and winter mil
linery at Mrs. j. NJ. Cameron's, Waterbury
Trimmed hats for fifty cents and upwards.
PIANos.-I will sell first-class pianos for
the next ninety days at lower prices than
ever before offered in Montpelier j. f.
Waterman.
MLLINERY-Choices goods at lowest
prices Full line OF hats, feathers, ribbons
and velvets Call and examine. Room +,
Opera-house block.
A LARGE new line of knit leggins, beaver
boots, sheep-skin moccasins and full as
sortment of everything for warm footwear
at Griggs', Waterbury.
FARM mortgages netting seven per cent
are sold and guaranteed by the Farmers
Trust Company. These loans are receiving
the endorsement Of the most careful in
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thal's The Manger with excellent taste
ana good expression. He reached high e.
without apparent effort and completely cap
tivated the audience. The distinction of a
double encore fell to his lot."-1ibdny
(N. ~ Press. Mr.. Cornell has previously
received highly complimentary notice in
these columns He is a young basso of
great promise. Wulf Fries reputation as a
violoncello-player is worldwide. There is
none better in America.
THE supreme court general term) COM
pleted its business last Saturday morning.
The cases heard from Washington and
rendered, were as follows: JVdshinqton
COunty-M. Il. Howard Us. Randall &
Durant judgment for plaintiff; Heirs of JUS
tus w. Shepherd, appellants rs. Estate of
Justus w. Shepherd, exceptions by defend
ant and judgment reversed j. w. Clark Us.
III. j. Snow, appellant, judgment of county
court affirmed; G.. w Selinas Us. Vermont
State Agricultural Society, with court; State
Us. Omer Miller exceptions sustained de-
murrer overruled, indictment quashed and
respondent discharged Sarah X. Clark as.
j. q. a. Glidden, with court; 7. p Red
field as. G. j. Gleason, with court; John
Kew, Jr. Us. G. II. Stackpole, judgment of
county court affirmed; II. w. Morse rs.
Hubbard Hancock and Josiah Gale, Jr.,
appellants, settled and discontinued without
costs; in re G. w. Marion, with court; T. j.
Deavitt, Administrator rs. A. +. Judevine
ct al, with court; Daniel Harvey as. Ma
tional Life Insurance Company judgment
of county court reversed and Judgment rem
dered for the plaintiff to recover S207 81,
with interest since September 81, 1886, with
his costs, except in this court, lessened by the
defendants costs in this court. In re Luther
l.. Durant OdbedS corpuS), petition dismissed
and relator remanded to the custody of the
officer. Respondent may be admitted to
bail in the sum of $500. Ordnqe COunt1j-
Ephraim Thayer Us. Central Vermont Rail-
road Company, exceptions by plaintiff,
judgment of county court affirmed, petition
for new trial dismissed with cost J. S.
Weed rs. j. A. Keenan,, exceptions by de-
fendant, Judgment of county court affirmed
Town of Topsham rs. Town of Chelsea, ex-
ceptions by defendant, judgment of county
court affirmed; j. G. Sargent and wife rs.
Charles Chandler, exceptions by defendant,
settled and discontinued without costs j
A. Worther and Son rs. j. G.. Prescott APP
pellant, judgment of county court affirmed
and cause remanded; Deming & Learned as.
E. E. Randall, appellant, judgment of
county court reversed and judgment for
plaintiff; p. S. Smith rs. Vermont Copper
Mining Company ct al, decree of chancery
court affirmed and cause remanded. Other
cases are with the court
SEMINARY HILL
a TEMPERANCE eeting was held in the
chapel Friday evening. The programme
was one of unusual interest. - Joint ses-
sions were held between the Adelphi and
Ladies Literary and between the Band and
lEsthetic societies Monday evening. Very
interesting programmes were reported from
both meetings. - The senior exhibition
occurs Tuesday morning, November 22d.
The closing examinations will be held Mon
day and Tuesday.